Blackpink singer Lalisa Manohan (better known as Lisa) has made history by being inducted into the 19th annual Asian Hall of Fame. The event was held at The Biltmore Los Angeles on October 21.

Named “cultural icon”, her achievement reflects her global influence, while highlighting K-pop's profound cultural significance worldwide. She is the first K-pop artist to be honoured since the Hall of Fame's inception in 2004, reflecting the expansive influence of Asian artists across the globe.

The black-tie event was held at The Biltmore Los Angeles on October 21st that included red carpet press line, performances from Grammy artists such as Robby Krieger of The Doors, and more.

With this honour, Lisa elevates her home countries of Thailand and South Korea and joins the ranks of such illustrious artists as Freddie Mercury of the iconic rock band 'Queen' and the esteemed Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto – both of whom have been inducted this year in memoriam.

Lisa started with Blackpink band in 2016 after training. She debuted with Jennie, Rose, and Jisoo. In her seven-year career, Lisa made history and became a global cultural icon and ambassador for luxury brands like Celine, Bulgari, Mac, Adidas, and more. As a rapper, dancer, and youngest member of the group, her talents have propelled Blackpink to the global stage. Lisa's achievements resonate beyond her musical prowess, as she represents a beacon of cultural diversity and innovation.